Journeys End.

Journeys End.

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Fantasia
Ailsa Murray has never believed in fairy tales or the traditional folklore that went around her village, in fact she thought it was just a load of bull that the adults made up to keep the kids inside at night and she would be willing to do anything to prove that to everyone. But she wasn't exactly the girl with the best luck either. -this is just a one off, silly idea-
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